While a day without a DAMMIT PHIL is like a day I don't have the internet, I only get those from folks at the FDA about once a quarter.
I regret to inform folks a new Broughton File has been started for Bullshit Ionizing Radiation Devices, separate from the Bullshit Laser Products one.
I had to work very hard not to laugh at the laser scorched butthole and taint from an unlicensed operator using an illegally imported laser hair remover at spa.
But DEXA units are somewhat common and such places.
I deeply regret the half-remembered incredibly stupid thing this made me go look up which I thought might have been related, but in fact is an *unrelated* incredibly stupid thing that only *apocryphally* involves intentional bone damage.
With a moment or two of spare time, this could be turned into the 'PHIL OFFLINE' concert tour t-shirt with some of your best visits listed on the back. But I wake and baked, so just do what you can with that.
Please don’t challenge Phil. He knows many and terrible things that are not only true but also he has all the receipts to prove it. Few are prepared to know how fragile (it’s Italian) our existence really is.
Why is it that whenever I see a somewhat vague Phil-response, scrolling up yields a "well that's interesting" most of the time as well as regret about half the time.
Phil it alarms me that my first thought was "yeah I can see dipshits going X ray is good for you" instead of realizing that laser hair removal involves... lasers
I know many people who have had laser hair removal and none of us had it done at a *spa*!
It's valuable therapy for many, but I would've thought it would be regulated. It certainly is over here in the UK.
I had some done once and I'm certain it is normally regulated here in the US, but if the place is also offering recreational x-rays, the whole vibe is of a business that does not care
